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Magnetic Soccer is a table soccer game published by Nintendo.
Gameplay
There are three different modes; the main game, a training mode, and a watch mode.
The game (as expected from a table soccer board) is split into two teams, and the player must hit the ball with their team of footballers to score a goal on the opponent's side, while the (computer controlled) other team attempts the same.
Also included is a power mechanic, where the player can charge a kick on a gauge to perform a more powerful shot than a regular kick.
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